why Moonshot matters - by peter judge

Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Nov 6 2011)

...dly versions of the ARM processor produced by Calxeda, instead of more traditional fare from AMD or Intel. The move towards lower power processors - and lots of them - is interesting. It’s a move we’ve b... (Read Full Article)

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Economizer survey raises questions- by Peter Judge

Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Oct 17 2011)

...izers did not have any impact on PUE (power usage effectiveness). All credit to the authors, from Intel and cooling experts Schneider Electric and Emerson, for including this result, and doing further an... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Intel   The Green Grid   ASHRAE

eyes on the future of low power chips - by peter judge

Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Sep 25 2011)

...ey tearhishair, but it is good to know about. Specifically, this month we heard about progress on Intel’s low-power Ivy Bridge chips, and we heard about research at the Univesrsity of California, Berkele... (Read Full Article)

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Lessons from the carbon credit fraud - By Peter Judge

Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Jan 24 2011)

...hanging your cooling. And finally, what about checking on the actual IT workload? As Doug  says, Intel sees a continued boom in chips for servers, which are going into a massive global build of data cen... (Read Full Article)

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If IT Steps up to the carbon challenge who pays? - By Peter Judge

Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Dec 18 2009)

... reduce energy mostly by consolidation - running fewer servers. And I don't personally believe that Intel or Dell are basing their business plans on selling fewer servers in future.  The UN's climate chang... (Read Full Article)

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When Copenhagen Ends lets get back to the basics - by Peter Judge

Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Dec 13 2009) Carbon Footprint , Emissions

... them to be kept turned off when not in use, saving power and reducing waste. And yet, according to Intel, still only ten percent of PCs actually have power management.   That's out on the wild lands of ... (Read Full Article)

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